Girls - or so it was thought - we weaker and could not rule with authority. Before Henry VIII's reign, there had only been one female queen, Matilda, and her reign had led to serious civil war.
Whilst a male king could have absolute authority, queens would have to be supported by male councillors and advisors, which Henry VIII thought would cause strife amongst the nobility. They were also thought to inspire rebellion against their rule, particularly among the more conservative members of society.
Put simply - he wanted the Tudor dynasty to continue, without risk of uprising or civil war.
To guarantee the continuation of the Tudor dynasty through the male line.
She died giving birth to Edward VI, Henry VIII's son.
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour.
Jane Fonda's birth name is Lady Jayne Seymour Fonda.
Henry VIII died in 1547. His successor was his son (with Jane Seymour) Edward VI. He was very young and weak, so the effective power was exercised by Edward Seymour and later by John Dudley.
She was so pretty and he wanted a son she did have ason called Edward. Sadly Jane died by septicaemia.
1536 in may
Answer Henry VIII married Jane Seymour on 30th May 1536. She was the third of his six wives.
Please check your spelling. it is horrible :) Jane Seymour did marry Henry VIII.
Jane Seymour was very popular because she had a baby boy, which is what Henry VIII wanted.
No,he got married to get a male heir. He got one when he married Jane Seymour and after that he wanted another one.
Jane Seymour
Henry VII did not marry her, it was Henry VIII who married Jane Seymour on 30th May 1536.
Henry And Jane Seymour maybe had the wedding at Henry's Church
He never married Anne Seymour. I think you got confused with Jane Seymour, his third wife. Henry VIII married to Jane just eleven days after Anne Boleyn's execution on May 30th.
Kyloias: No Henry married them all just to get a son. His favorite was Jane Seymour.
Yes. When Henry died Catherine Parr married Thomas Seymour and Elizabeth went to live with them.